Re: Best fragrance for...

I like your choice for Beach Vacation.

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Re: Best fragrance for...

Originally Posted by mercutio

The first day on the job............nothing

Agree with you Mercutio on this. (423)

Last edited by hednic; 13th November 2013 at 11:51 AM.

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I enjoy most of your picks. I just got a backup bottle of Fille en Aiguilles for the Christmas season. I love Kalemat by Arabian Oud for your comfort sent very overlooked on these boards. A definite thumbs up for Avignon for religious activities I love to wear that one. All very good picks.

Re: Best fragrance for...

Originally Posted by TNBLUEMIKE

I enjoy most of your picks. I just got a backup bottle of Fille en Aiguilles for the Christmas season. I love Kalemat by Arabian Oud for your comfort sent very overlooked on these boards. A definite thumbs up for Avignon for religious activities I love to wear that one. All very good picks.

What is cool about Avignon is that I can now wear it whenever I need mental space for contemplation. It instantly takes me to a gothic cathedral or to the chapel of perpetual Eucharistic adoration...very, very peaceful fragrance. I love it.

Re: Best fragrance for...

In honor of a fellow Basenoter (and a bit of humor)...

My response for any and all listed occasions, and any forgotten -

Kouros

Cheers,

ericrico

“Some perfumes are as fragrant as an infant’s flesh, sweet as an oboe’s cry, and greener than the spring; While others are triumphant, decadent or rich; Having the expansion of infinite things, like ambergris and musk, benzoin and frankincense, which sing the transports of the mind and every sense.”